Murieta Hills is among the newer parts of Rancho Murieta, with builders such as Terrata Homes selling there. It sits in the northern part of the community near the Country Club, in an area also called Rancho Murieta North. The county has had a larger Rancho Murieta North plan under review, so more homes are planned in this part of the community.

Custom homes and older ranch-style homes from the 1970s onward surround the Rancho Murieta Country Club's North and South golf courses. The North Course opened in 1971 and the South Course in 1979. Tennis and pickleball courts are part of the club. Ask Eva how membership works for a specific home.

Murieta Village is the age-restricted 55+ neighborhood in Rancho Murieta. It was the first residential development in the community, which opened in 1971 as a mobile home village. Listings there are mostly two-bedroom homes. Eva can confirm the current age rules and association details for any home before you tour.

Rancho Murieta South includes the Riverview area near Riverview Park on Reynosa Drive. Three lakes, Clementia, Chesbro and Calero, are fed by water from the Cosumnes River. Parks, streets and common areas throughout the community are kept up by the Rancho Murieta Association.

Terrata Homes lists Murieta Hills as a guard-gated community with four floor plans, from three to five bedrooms. The sales center is at 7116 Jared Sheldon Drive. Listed amenities include a playground, a splash pad, tennis, pickleball, bocce, sports fields and walking trails. Some plans are listed as move-in ready.

Richmond American Homes lists Haven at Murieta with three- and four-bedroom single-family plans. The sales center is at 7407 Bird Loop. Plan names on current listings include the Cecily, a ranch-style layout, and the Adwell, a two-story plan. Availability changes often, so check with your agent and the builder for what is open today.

Toll Brothers announced a Rancho Murieta community in January 2026 called the Robles Collection. Its future sales office is at Campos Verde and Puerto Drive, and the builder lists it as pre-selling by appointment with sales expected to begin in late 2026. Plans are one- and two-story single-family homes.

Reynen and Bardis Homes planned Riverview in Rancho Murieta South, and the Rancho Murieta Association received its plans in 2021. A larger Rancho Murieta North plan has been under county review for hundreds of home lots. A new home purchase works differently from a resale, and the builder's sales office represents the builder. Bringing Eva with you from the first visit keeps the decisions yours.

Rancho Murieta is about 25 miles east of downtown Sacramento. Highway 16, also called Jackson Highway, is the main route toward the Sacramento area, and drive times change with traffic.

SacRT light rail does not reach Rancho Murieta, and no regular fixed-route bus service is listed for the community as of October 2026. Most trips are by car on Highway 16. The Rancho Murieta Airport, a general-aviation airport with a 3,800-foot runway, is also in the community.

Rancho Murieta is an unincorporated community in Sacramento County, with the zip code 95683. The Rancho Murieta Community Services District, formed in 1982, provides water, sewer, drainage, security and solid waste collection. The Rancho Murieta Association handles streets, parks and common areas. Sloughhouse and Wilton are nearby communities.

The Operating Engineers Local 3 Joint Apprentice Training Center is based in Rancho Murieta. The Murieta Inn and Spa, the Murieta Equestrian Center and the Rancho Murieta Country Club are also on site.